Definition of chairlady in English:

chairlady

nounPlural chairladiesˈtʃɛːleɪdiˈCHerˌlādē

another term for chairwoman
Example sentencesExamples
- This was clearly not how the chairlady expected things to run with a new addition to their numbers.
- They will not take any part as long as they have a chairman, or chairlady, who cannot be trusted by both sides.
- The same can be said of the wife of the Mexican Ambassador who was chairlady at the Christmas Fair.
- Crowned heads will fuss over her, invite her to their castles, make her chairlady of charities like The Care and Feeding of the Endangered White Rhino of Tanzania?
- As this issue of the paper went to press, the special events chairlady reported that the ticket sales were going well, but a few were still available for those last minute folk.

Definition of chairlady in US English:

chairlady

nounˈCHerˌlādē

another term for chairwoman
Example sentencesExamples
- They will not take any part as long as they have a chairman, or chairlady, who cannot be trusted by both sides.
- Crowned heads will fuss over her, invite her to their castles, make her chairlady of charities like The Care and Feeding of the Endangered White Rhino of Tanzania?
- The same can be said of the wife of the Mexican Ambassador who was chairlady at the Christmas Fair.
- This was clearly not how the chairlady expected things to run with a new addition to their numbers.
- As this issue of the paper went to press, the special events chairlady reported that the ticket sales were going well, but a few were still available for those last minute folk.

单词	chairlady
释义	Definition of chairlady in English: chairlady nounPlural chairladiesˈtʃɛːleɪdiˈCHerˌlādē another term for chairwoman Example sentencesExamples This was clearly not how the chairlady expected things to run with a new addition to their numbers. They will not take any part as long as they have a chairman, or chairlady, who cannot be trusted by both sides. The same can be said of the wife of the Mexican Ambassador who was chairlady at the Christmas Fair. Crowned heads will fuss over her, invite her to their castles, make her chairlady of charities like The Care and Feeding of the Endangered White Rhino of Tanzania? As this issue of the paper went to press, the special events chairlady reported that the ticket sales were going well, but a few were still available for those last minute folk. Definition of chairlady in US English: chairlady nounˈCHerˌlādē another term for chairwoman Example sentencesExamples They will not take any part as long as they have a chairman, or chairlady, who cannot be trusted by both sides. Crowned heads will fuss over her, invite her to their castles, make her chairlady of charities like The Care and Feeding of the Endangered White Rhino of Tanzania? The same can be said of the wife of the Mexican Ambassador who was chairlady at the Christmas Fair. This was clearly not how the chairlady expected things to run with a new addition to their numbers. As this issue of the paper went to press, the special events chairlady reported that the ticket sales were going well, but a few were still available for those last minute folk.
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